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17-01-2009 12:15

Five hundred flash at heathrow

[London,Sat 17] Midday today, five hundred people flashmobed Heathrows Terminal 5 in protest at the governments decision to give the go-ahead on building a third runway and yet another terminal. Among the mob were four naked women, lots of red 'no expansion' t-shirts, umbrellas and Heathrows largest conga dance. It was all finished
within an hour.

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10-01-2009 01:31

A flying start to the new year for anti-aviation campaigners

Campaigners against aviation expansion are having a hectic start to the new year. Half of those arrested for blockading Stansted airport last year have now been sentenced and all are under threat of being sued for damages. Meanwhile, airport operator BAA have managed to get the Plane Stupid website taken down and are preparing for the Climate Rush action on monday the 12th by threatening MPs who have said they will attend the events at Heathrow and Manchester airport. To cap it all, the government is set to announce the go-ahead for Heathrows runway three this coming week.

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01-01-2009 00:35

SHAC Case’s Impact on the Environmental Movement

The seemingly unrelated animal rights case’s impact on eco activists!

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09-12-2008 14:24

Why we shut Stansted Airport



Monday's action has shown the power of young people determined to turn the climate talk into climate action. We took the decision to disrupt the airport to directly reduce the CO2 impact of Stansted, as a response to the government's consent to its expansion. We did so with heavy hearts, knowing it would disrupt passengers, because we knew the consequences of this action couldn't be worse than the consequences of inaction. If irreversible climate change kicks in, millions of lives will be destroyed.

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13-11-2008 16:55

E.ON backs down in struggle for Kingsnorth

National wave of student protest forces energy giant to abandon
recruitment tour

Anti-coal protests at graduate careers fairs around the UK have forced
E.ON to cancel the remainder of its recruitment tour. The energy company,
which is planning to build a new coal power station at Kingsnorth, Kent
[1], has seen at least seventeen of its careers events disrupted over the
last few weeks [2].

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12-11-2008 23:42

Cambridge Holds Corporations to Account

Make A Living Not a Killing E.ON, BAE, Rolls Royce, Shell and BP meet fierce resistance to their presence at Cambridge University Careers Fair.

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07-10-2008 12:24

Cambridge Climate Change Conference 25th October

Upcoming conference:

Christian Faith in a world of climate change
Castle Street Methodist Church
25th October

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11-08-2008 17:13

Climate Campaigners Target Military Base

Message to the Base. At USAF Mildenhall today, activists linked to the climate camp made a surprise appearance. Dressed as military aircraft and traffic jam both with CO2 technicians. They attempted to entertain whilst defiantly educating the troops and passers by. They said they where there to raise awareness of the large CO2 emissions created by Military aircraft.

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25-07-2008 19:49

Sizewell Blockaded yet again

As we arrived 6am and nine anti nuclear power activists head to sizewell for a day on the beach, well almost the beach, they actually stop at the entrance of Sizewell A and B nuclear power stations and lock themselves together with a number of things and seal the entrance for health and safety reasons.
Sizewell looks to be the next place for a new nuclear power station, with two reactors larger than the existing sizewell ‘B’ reactor.
After two previous blockades in the last few months, security had been stepped up and they had put a land rover and two security guards at the gate, but must have decided that this was no longer needed as when we arrived they were not there and yet again we were not spotted.

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08-06-2008 10:48

Climate Camp meet-up / film showing Thursday 12 June 6pm

We will show a short film about last year's Climate Camp at Heathrow, have a Q&A for people who want to know more about the Camp, and then have our local planning meeting for this year's camp near Kingsnorth power station in Kent, Aug 3-11.

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26-05-2008 22:12

Midsummer Common Cows Protest – Go Veg!

Protest held on the Saturday 24th May 08.

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04-05-2008 19:19

Sizewell Mayday Critical Mass

In support of the Mayday Climate Action Day, some people from Rising Tide and Earth First got together this Saturday for a Critical Mass to Sizewell nuclear power station to highlight that nuclear is not a solution to climate change.

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22-04-2008 20:52

1 may Day of Climate Action

1 MAY: DAY OF CLIMATE ACTION
Invasion of the climate snatchers!
Only one week to go!
Contacts, resources and ideas for action, and public actions.


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02-04-2008 18:16

FFD - Bacton Gas Terminal Photos & Update

Shrink or Sink Banner Background – Bacton is a major energy hub for the UK, handling around a third of the nation’s gas supply, coming in from the North Sea and European pipelines. The gas is handled by a range of oil and gas companies (Shell and Exxon among others) before being sent into the national grid.

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02-04-2008 15:26

FFD - Norwich Union withdraw £6.1 billion from Fossil Fuel Industry

Leaflet Front On 31st March, Norwich Rising Tide started the fossil foolery early.

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01-04-2008 16:27

Cambridge Fossil Fools Day Protest at RBS Bank

Two protesters climbed the canopy and unfurled a banner. The Royal Bank of Scotland is one of the main financiers of climate crime, in the form of oil and gas exploration. After targeting the Trinity Street branch last year, this time protesters paid a visit to the Hills Road Branch to mark the occasion of Fossil Fools Day.

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01-04-2008 07:47

Climate Change Activists Blockade Major Gas Terminal

Earth First! UK activists today blockaded the UK's largest off shore gas terminal at Bacton in Norfolk. 40% of the UK's domestic gas comes ashore here, is processed and distributed by pipeline. Activists blockaded the main road outside the site at 6.30 am this morning, preventing construction workers and shift owrkers from arriving.

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10-03-2008 22:59

Paddy's Day of Action Against shell (Meeting & Update)

This Saturday (15th March) @ 5pm there will be a meeting and info night hosted by people from Ireland about the struggle of the people of Rossport, County Mayo, Ireland, to stop shell from destroying their beautiful & pristine environment by building a high pressure gas pipeline through their land.

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21-02-2008 10:25

Student Climate Project's plans for London, April 2008

At their last tour event in Cambridge The Student Climate Project held a planning gathering where they pieced together plans for their next event in April. As ever, the plans are very open and it is hoped many will find ways to contribute to our work, who share our aims of inspiring students with the radical climate message.

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18-02-2008 13:07

Pictures from Student Climate Project's launch event in Cambridge

Vegan cakes, climate chatter, and an ironing board As requested here are the pictures from our launch action (see  http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/02/391512.html )

Also, just to let you all know that we are stepping up our activities for our London Event, taking place from the 18th to 20th of April all around London. The event is set to include more creative outreach, the launch of our exciting new arts project, workshops, and a collective direct action. More details to follow...

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